Overview
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Orlando
- "The City Beautiful" and its suburbs are home to top-notch
museums, scenic parks, numerous lakes, world-class golf courses,
and of course, theme parks. Metro Orlando offers a wide variety
of living choices such as downtown high rises, quaint older neighborhoods,
newly built contemporary communities, lakefront estates, bungalows,
country living, and much more. |
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Cities |
| Winter
Park |
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Winter
Park, an upscale college town just north of Orlando, is home to
Rollins College, the cosmopolitan Park Avenue shopping district,
three world-class museums, and the venerable Winter Park Art Festival.
It was popular in the late 1800s as a retreat for wealthy New Englanders
and has kept much of its charm with gracious homes, canopies of
oak trees, and miles of brick streets. |
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| Oviedo
and The University of Central Florida Area |
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Oviedo's
growth in recent years, hometown atmosphere, highly rated public
schools, and proximity to the University of Central Florida, the
Central Florida Research Park, and other major employers make it
an appealing place to live. An abundance of parks, the Cross Seminole
Trail for walking, biking & rollerblading and the Oviedo sports
complex make it easy to lead an active lifestyle in the Oviedo/UCF
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| Lake
Mary/Heathrow |
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Lake
Mary is home to a number of high-tech businesses and other major
employers such as AT&T and Seimens. With several excellent golf
course communities including Alaqua, Alaqua Lakes, Heathrow and
Timucuan, natural lakes and well maintained parks, Lake Mary is
also one of Orlando’s great bedroom communities. Its highly
rated public schools and low crime rate add to its appeal. |
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| Clermont |
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The
quaint town of Clermont is located amidst rolling hills on the
far western edge of the Metro-Orlando area, just over the border
into Lake County. Clermont's downtown retains a small town feel,
but the area has experienced extremely rapid growth over the past
few years. Consequently, schools, shopping, and services are working
hard to keep pace with the population explosion. Its most distinctive
feature is the Citrus Tower, a tribute to Central Florida's famed
citrus industry. |
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Neighborhoods |
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| Downtown
Orlando/Baldwin Park |
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Orlando's
picturesque downtown is a cultural experience with expansive parks,
a museum district, theatres, and sports facilities. Employers such
as SunTrust, CNL Bank, Wachovia, and Bank of America have offices
in the well-kept high rise buildings that form Orlando's skyline.
Downtown neighborhoods range from the tree-lined brick streets of
Thornton Park with older and historic homes, to Baldwin Park, Orlando's
newest traditional community. Baldwin Park's beautiful new homes
with pre-1940's styled architecture, shops, community-oriented layout,
and excellent schools make it a highly desirable place to live. |
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College
Park
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College
Park is a very quaint and popular section of Orlando nestled amongst
scenic lakes just West of downtown Orlando. With many brick streets,
well cared for older homes, golf course, and its own shopping district,
College Park combines a small-town feel with convenience. |
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| Tuscawilla |
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Tuscawilla
is the major golf course community and planned unit development
in the Northeast quadrant of Greater Orlando. Located within the
town of Winter Springs, it is a very pleasant community with housing
in a variety of price ranges. Tuscawilla spans an area approximately
2 &1/2 miles long and over a mile wide with many recreational
amenities. |
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